belonging or pertaining to the phylum Chordata, comprising the true vertebrates and those animals having a notochord, as the lancelets and tunicates. a chordate animal.
For the majority of children (70-80%), anger and aggressive behaviour problems are minor and transitory. With minor intervention and support (such as the universal programs offered in schools) these children will improve.A group of children (10-15%) will experience some concerning problems with aggressive behaviour.lthough the development of aggressive behaviour problems in girls is similar to that of boys in many respects, it is important to consider boys and girls separately because they demonstrate anger and aggression in different ways. The differences can be considered to be a function of both biology and socialization.
Anger on its own is just an emotion â not negative, not positive, but just an emotion. Like all emotions it has its own energy and its own experience that unfolds in your body. Anger affects the mind as well as the body. It may show up in your body as clenched fists or jaw, a flushed face, a racing heart; you may feel your blood is boiling, and/or that your breathing becomes faster. Everyone has experienced anger and it can range from a mild annoyance to furious rage.